You would be looking for a Robot then. A 2/3 frame
rangefinder with a fast 4FPS wind up film winder. Made
in 1930's and 1940's Germany the camera was more of a
piece of clockwork than anything else. I've held one
and despite being the size of a small digital camera
(in other words quite tiny) it is heavier than an OM
with 50/1.8. You just wind it up with the big knob on
the top and let it go. Unfortuantley there is no
rewind and it uses a separate casette (as well as
being a wierd 2/3 35mm format. Still it is perhaps the
most fine piece of precision engineering you will ever
hold outside of a Rolex. It was designed to be used in
VERY heavy duty conditions and is made of STEEL not
aluminum or brass but high grade steel, I mean we talk
about our OM's or the pro Nikons etc. being tough,
this little thing could bash them all to bits and
still look good.
Mark Lloyd
--- S P Krone <spkrone@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I agree with all the posts about the excessive noise
> the Winder 2 makes, but
> if you are in a fluid shooting situation it is
> usually not a problem. I do
> not put a winder on my OM-3Ti, as that camera is
> completely dedicated to
> more of a "rangefinder" type of shooting style where
> I do not want to draw
> attention to myself. I would like to though, if I
> can find a winder that is
> both small and quite and of course very well built.
> I would not want the
> grip style as with the OM's, and single frame
> advance would be all it would
> have to do (no rewind, or continuous advance). In
> my most jaded fantasies I
> would love to find or make a winder that worked on a
> wind up spring of some
> sort the would be small and very quite, and not
> require batteries. Just
> wind the key every 36 exposures (I did say jaded).
> Anyone out there know of
> a winder that might fit the bill? Or the Fantasy?
> Paul
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